hard-wires
Builds in directly
Hard-wires means to connect directly with permanent wiring rather than through plugs or wireless signals: The electrician hard-wires the smoke detectors to the main power.
Figuratively, it describes making something fixed or automatic, often referring to innate traits or deeply ingrained behaviors: Evolution hard-wires us to fear snakes.
The past tense hard-wired works as an adjective: a hard-wired response.
Restored or immovable
- immutableIncapable of being changed
- enduringPersisting through time
- lastingContinuing through time
- invariableNot subject to change
stable · unchangeable · irreversible · indelible · ingrained · inherent · built-in · embedded
Create prior susceptibility
- predestineDetermine fate in advance
- fatePredetermined course of events
- determinismDoctrine of causal necessity
- inevitabilityQuality of being unavoidable
inborn · innate · instinct · genetic · prewired · preprogrammed · conditioning · nature
fixed
Restored or immovable
invariable · stable · unchangeable · irreversible · indelible · ingrained · inherent · built-in · embedded · entrenched
predispose
Create prior susceptibility
- predestineDetermine fate in advance
- fatePredetermined course of events
- determinismDoctrine of causal necessity
inevitability · inborn · innate · instinct · genetic · prewired · preprogrammed · conditioning · nature · biological
solder
Fusible bonding alloy
- capacitorCharge-storing circuit element
- resistorCurrent-limiting circuit element
- transistorSemiconductor signal switch
diode · connector · electrode · conductor · insulator · inductor · relay · switch · breadboard · amplifier
brain
Seat of cognition
pathways · circuitry · plasticity · cognition · instinct · behavior · conditioning · reflex · limbic · cortex
hard-wiresunplugs
Withdraws from socket
plugs in · disconnects · patches · detaches · removes
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